Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

m. Furness, of the l. b. & W, is in
the city.
o.P. Anderson, of the |. B. & W, is in
the city today.
Mr.. Ben Buxton returned last evening
from Detroit.
Miss Marie Gocde left this morning for
New York City.
T. II. Smith and Marcus Strauss, OF
Dayton, are in town.
Mike Quinn was arrested eff the "hill''
last night for plain drunk.
The Rev. Flick will preach tonight at the
Lagonda chapel. All are invited.
E.A. Wagner. of the B. & o. road, at
Mechanicsburg, Pa, is in the city.
Miss Susan Ballard left this morning on
an extended visit to Portsmouth, o.
Mrs. George W Emery and Mrs. S. A.
Huffman left this morning for Chicago.
Mr.. Clark Mcclellan and sister Miss Ida,
of the vicinity of Xenia, are in the city to-
day.
Rev. Hamilton B. OFT, formerly Of this
city, now of Dayton, Ohio, is in town TO-
day.
Mr.. W. o. ClaypoOl left this morning for
Denver. Colorado, on business for the l.
B. Sw.
j. Murphy, of the Ohio Southern, is in
the city TODAY. looking I'D the damages at
the late fire.
Jane Tingley died this morning at her
residence on Patton street. Funeral at /.
O'Clock tomorrow.
Harry Scott was arrested by officer Fur
Mss last evening for lettering and begging
money on the streets.
Miss JEANNE Fellowes, of Mound street
leaves next week on visit to Mrs. L. L
Halls, of indianapolis.
J. J. Piatt, son Of General A. Saunders
Piatt. of Mae-a-chee, Logan county, Is at
tending Nelson's business college.
Mr.. T. J. kirkpatrick is in Mansfield, at
tending the meeting Of the official board OF
the Ohio division of the League of Ameri-
can wheelmen.
The investigation of the charges against
Inspector James P. Mckay will be conduct,
ed next Friday evening before the police
committee Of the city council.
This climate will not do to bank on. II
was 81 degrees warmer at O'Clock this
morning that at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. Today was quite spring-like.
Harvey Hughes, the quarryman west OF
the city, complained to the police today that
some villain had shot his pet squirrel. He
demanded protection as a taxpayer.
There was quite convention Of Cham
pion men in town today. II. G. Dickey,
in charge of the Boston district, and S. ID.
Root, IN charge of the New York district,
are both at the Arcade hotel.
Mr.. George W. Benns, an old Spring
fielder, now of Schenectady, n. Y. is il
the city for day OF two. Mr.. Benns is in
,harge of the Champion interests through
out all New Eng, and.
Ex-Governor James T. Lewis was strickeI
with paralysis. at Columbus, Wis, and il
not expected TO recover. Gov. Lewis is
,ousin Of Mrs Abbie A. Keith, of this CITY, |
mother of Mrs. c. NJ. Nichols.
Freight No. 90. ConduC tor Adams, weS' |
,ound. on the |. B. Il W. struck broker |
all near Kenton, this morning. and five
.ars were derailed. The track was block
.ded for some time. and No. 5 was cOnsid-
.rably delayed.
r. c. Hudson, advance agent of Fred
rick Warde, is in the city arranging fol
he appearance of the tragedian in VII.
-inius- on the 2lst at Blacks opera housc.
Ir. Hudson made the REPrBLIc Office a
'Ieasant call this morning.
r. J. Nelson, principal of Nelson's busi-
ess college. of this city, returned from
'incinnati yesterday, where he had gone
0 attend the annual meeting of the direC-
DTS of the Nelson colleges. Mr.. Nelsor
Tas elected vice president.
Mr.. Ben Redd, well-knOwn printer
tho formerly held cases on the REPUBIIc.
ow of the Cincinnati sun, is back home
n a short visit. He says that under San
ohnsons administration, the Sun is boom
~ and is the ''fattest' paper for the print
rs in Cincinnati.
The wreck on the l. B. & W. near Gallo
ay yesterday morning was so far adjusted
rat passenger train No. 3, due here al
20. came through last evening from Co
INDUS on time, and trains are running
.gularly today. The wrecked and derailed
.rs have not all yet been removed, how ,
-er. and that work is going on today.
Bitter Bread.
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